"Piracy doesn't pay artists a penny nothing, zilch, zero.
Five million toiled an average of 7.7 hours a week for zilch.
Plug it in and but for a red light, zilch.
Something that ends in pizza is something that ends in a big zero, zilch, nothing.
Nancy Lublin, the site's C.E.O., just released a new book, "Zilch: The Power of Zero in Business," in which she suggests that for-profit companies can cultivate motivated employees much in the same way that not-for-profits do.
Or to put it another way, the value of its current 100% ownership of the bank is being valued at a big fat zilch.
As presenter Rico Hizon introduced a story about how Chinese gymnasts had won "zilch" and an image of a prostrated You Hao appeared, the screen went black, as routinely happens during stories considered politically inconvenient to the Communist party.
At the bottom of our market, March 2009, US Airways traded at a buck, capitalized at $120 million, yielding zilch, carrying a heavy load of debt and negative earned surplus dating back 40 years.
Rahr's shares went from $20-plus 20-plus ton a year and a half.
The likelihood of a student being able to hold on to a book being struck by a bullet is basically zilch.
